Martinu, Reznícek & Fiala: Sacred Works

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Label
ArcoDiva
Release Date
November 10, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      FIALA MARTINU REZNÍCEK
    • PERFORMER
      Szendiuchova, Meliskova, Vrbova, Badura, Slahar, Nouzovsky, Ocetek, Kolar, Jakubicek, Strejcek, Fial
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 10, 2017
    • UPC
      8594029811881
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      UP 0188
    • LABEL
      ArcoDiva
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Mount of Three Lights, H. 349

      Composer: Bohuslav Martinů

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Alfred Strejček, Petr Kolár

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    2. Hymnus k sv. Jakubu (Hymn to St. James), H. 347

      Composer: Bohuslav Martinů

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Alfred Strejček, Petr Nouzovský, Martin Jakubíček

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    3. Dies irae

      Composer: Petr Reznicek

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Martin Jakubíček

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    4. Quid sum miser

      Composer: Petr Reznicek

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Martin Jakubíček

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    5. Inter oves

      Composer: Petr Reznicek

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Martin Jakubíček

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    6. Lacrimosa

      Composer: Petr Reznicek

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Martin Jakubíček

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    7. Andante solenne

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    8. Largo, misterioso

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    9. Allegretto, ritmico

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    10. Lento, cantabile

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    11. Allegro, solenne

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    12. Andante, misterioso

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    13. Tempo rubato, quai cadenza

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    14. Allegro, solenne

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala

    15. Largo, misterioso

      Composer: Petr Fiala

      Ensemble: Brno Czech Philharmonic Choir

      Performer: Petr Nouzovský, Jan Ocetek

      Conductor: Petr Fiala


This new recording features spiritual compositions of Czech artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries performed by the internationally renowned Czech Philharmonic Choir of Brno. Bohuslav Martinu’s “The Mountain of Three Lights” and “Hymn to St. James” have been rarely recorded, and are therefore of special notice on this release. World premiere recordings by Petr Reznicek and Petr Fiala are also featured- “Dies irae,” and “Regina coeli laetare,” respectively. "After all my experience at home and abroad, after many concerts in various parts of the world I can say with full responsibility and conviction that at present the Czech Philharmonic Choir of Brno is clearly the best choir in the Czech Republic and one of the best choirs in Europe. Your presence at first-class stages and podiums, top-class festivals and prestigious concerts, cooperation with the best orchestras and conductors proves your quality. I am proud of the fact that this choir is at home in Brno." (Petr Altrichter – ex-chief conductor, Brno Philharmonic)